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Old 03-08-2006, 09:53 PM   #1
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Re: Why We Shouldn't Go Crazy in Free Agency

I heard on the sports junkies that the skins were talking to Issac Bruce's agent. He would be a great #2 here.
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Old 03-08-2006, 09:56 PM   #2
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Re: Why We Shouldn't Go Crazy in Free Agency

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I heard on the sports junkies that the skins were talking to Issac Bruce's agent. He would be a great #2 here.
Sign Bruce and draft a WR to groom into the system. Bruce only good for another couple of years. But he should be solid for those two years.
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Old 03-08-2006, 09:59 PM   #3
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Sign Bruce and draft a WR to groom into the system. Bruce only good for another couple of years. But he should be solid for those two years.
patten is gettin old too right?
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Old 03-08-2006, 11:22 PM   #4
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Sign Bruce and draft a WR to groom into the system. Bruce only good for another couple of years. But he should be solid for those two years.
There isn't going to be any worth wild receivers left when we pick.

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Old 03-08-2006, 11:33 PM   #5
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There isn't going to be any worth wild receivers left when we pick.
WR are hit and miss. Good scouting can find a solid number 2 WR in the middle rounds and that's what we need. Draft a young guy to develop. Hell even first rounders usually suck so why waste a first rounder on one? I am a firm believer in taking the 14th best WR who looks like a lock to be a solid number 2 guy than taking what amounts to a flyer on a guy in the first round who "has the tools" to be a number 1. There are lots of busts in the first round and a disproportionate amount of them are WRs.
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Old 03-08-2006, 09:58 PM   #6
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I heard on the sports junkies that the skins were talking to Issac Bruce's agent. He would be a great #2 here.
Bruce would def a great #2 do you think we should keep patten? he was injured last year and consistently bad when he played. If he doesn't have a good training camp i say we try to trade him or do we even let him go all the way to training camp?
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Old 03-08-2006, 10:20 PM   #7
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Bruce would def a great #2 do you think we should keep patten? he was injured last year and consistently bad when he played. If he doesn't have a good training camp i say we try to trade him or do we even let him go all the way to training camp?
he wasn't bad compared to the scrubs after him and he'd be a monster #3. his individual production wasn't great, but he did make catches and he kept moss clean and let other guys (RBs, #3 WRs, TEs) get open too.
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Old 03-08-2006, 10:50 PM   #8
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I know a lot of people are excited about the new CBA ... and cap room. Trust me, I am absolutely elated. However, I hope we don't go crazy in free agency (assuming we get the cap room to go crazy). A lot of people have been talking about going after big name free agents. Why?

We did very well last year with a core group of solid guys. Why wreck team chemistry by revamping the roster? Sure, we need a few guys here and there, but I doubt we need more than 1-3 new starters.

Just my two cents.
Bullshit.......Santana was by himself last year....except in the Redzone, where Cooley was by himself....I need a Good #2 Eric Moulds, ..Joe Jurevious, Koren Robinson good back up...TE Dan Campbell....Oh God can we get John Abraham and Tank Williams.....at SS....next to Sean Taylor oh yeah.....and DT Trevor Pryce
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Bullshit.......Santana was by himself last year....except in the Redzone, where Cooley was by himself....I need a Good #2 Eric Moulds, ..Joe Jurevious, Koren Robinson good back up...TE Dan Campbell....Oh God can we get John Abraham and Tank Williams.....at SS....next to Sean Taylor oh yeah.....and DT Trevor Pryce
You're kidding, right? All those guys are old (e.g. Moulds, Jurevicious, Campbell, Pryce), have bad character (e.g. Robinson, Abraham), or will be costly (e.g. Moulds, Abraham, Pryce).

No thanks. I'll pass. If I go to cap hell, I'd prefer to have gone for some younger, better guys.
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You're kidding, right? All those guys are old (e.g. Moulds, Jurevicious, Campbell, Pryce), have bad character (e.g. Robinson, Abraham), or will be costly (e.g. Moulds, Abraham, Pryce).

No thanks. I'll pass. If I go to cap hell, I'd prefer to have gone for some younger, better guys.
What would you define as old? Under 30?
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I agree we should chill a bit with free agency but we definitely neeed a #2 receiver. This just isn't debateable. The other thing is Saunders may want specific personnel for his offense and maybe we should grant him some "shopping rites if he is doing some of the cooking."
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What would you define as old? Under 30?
I'd say in terms of free agents the old/young line is 30. Though I'd actually prefer a productive 33 year old than a 30 year old. At 30 they aren't old enough to show much deterioration and will still cost a lot. That's a big gamble. At 33 they have had a decent amount of time to show what age is doing to them and they are much cheaper. A solid 33 year old with a solid contract is much less of a gamble to me. Not sure what Bruce is off the bat( I think 33) but age isn't totally killing him so at a decent cost he seems like a good short term solution to me. Otherwise stick to the 26-29 year olds.
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Bullshit.......Santana was by himself last year....except in the Redzone, where Cooley was by himself....I need a Good #2 Eric Moulds, ..Joe Jurevious, Koren Robinson good back up...TE Dan Campbell....Oh God can we get John Abraham and Tank Williams.....at SS....next to Sean Taylor oh yeah.....and DT Trevor Pryce
that is if tank williams isn't in jail.
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that is if tank williams isn't in jail.
what's up with Tank? I didn't know he had legal problems
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Old 03-09-2006, 12:51 PM   #15
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what's up with Tank? I didn't know he had legal problems
damn, sorry, williams just had a DUI, tank JOHNSON (chi) had the legal issues.

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